Giros de 90 Grados
Hay ciertas circunstancias en las que la cerca no se puede instalar con giros regulares y se requiere que haga un giro de 90 grados. Esto generalmente ocurre por dos razones: una es que el giro es demasiado apretado para ser usado con un solo poste como el pivote, la otra razón es que el cliente quiere que delinee perfectamente su plataforma que contiene giros de 90 grados y el cliente no razón quiere un giro regular porque no no quiere tomar atajos y perder espacio en cubierta. Para lograr esto, hará más cortes que en una instalación estándar, por lo que se recomienda cobrar un poco mas por el trabajo extra y el material que se desperdiciara.
Pasos
- El primer paso para instalar un giro de 90 grados es marcar el giro (vea el diagrama A1). La parte más importante de marcar el giro de 90 grados, es asegurarse de girar la plantilla y trazar una línea en el giro. Esto permitirá que la malla de la cerca quede floja y permitirá que los postes giren para que el cerrojo pueda conectarse en el espacio estándar de 2 1/2" sin estar demasiado apretado. Para una vista de cerca del giro, consulte el diagrama A2.
- El siguiente paso es taladrar estos ángulos correctamente para que la cerca pueda conectar con el giro de 90 grados. El diagrama A3 muestra cómo deben taladrarse los ángulos para este ejemplo. Los giros de 90 grados consisten en dos postes que se conectan. Esto significa que ahora tienes la fuerza de dos postes que van a conectar cuando se agregue tensión. Por eso, no tiene que inclinar el taladro tanto como lo haría si estuviera trabajando con un solo poste.
NOTA: No intente hacer un giro de 90 grados con un solo poste. Si intenta completar un giro de 90 grados con un solo poste, el resultado podría ser un efecto de inclinación en el poste. Demasiada tensión en el poste aumentará la probabilidad de que el poste se rompa y también se vea estéticamente incorrecto. El diagrama A4 ilustra cómo debe verse la cerca después de perforarla y antes de conectarla.
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Installing a Complete or Partial Fence?
Will your fence go completely around the pool, or will you be attaching it to an existing wall or barrier?
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Fence Height
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Fence Color
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Total Fence Length
What is the total length in feet you will need for your fence?
If your fence will be completely in a hard surface, e.g. concrete, thick wood, tiles over concrete or a hard subsrate, stone, etc., leave the number of feet over grass as "0" and vice versa.
If your fence will be partly in a hard surface and partly in grass, enter the total number of feet of fence you will need in each surface into the two fields below.
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Arched or Flat Top Gate
Your self-closing gate can either have the standard flat top or be upgraded to an arched top.
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Self-Closing, Self-Latching Gates
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The Pool Fence DIY system includes a manual opening at no charge. Self-closing, self-latching gates are recommended by everyone from the American Academy of Pediatrics to the Consumer Product Safety Commission to the National Drowning Prevention Alliance. Besides being safer, they are also MUCH more convenient. A must if you have older children who use the pool.
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90° Turn Posts
Are you making any 90° turns? If yes, how many?
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Accessories
This item is HIGHLY recommended to ensure the fence is properly installed.
Will you need the Pool Fence DIY Drilling Guide with Bubble Level?
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Rotary Hammer Drill
The Pool Fence DIY Rotary Hammer Drill is the recommended hammer drill for installing this style of mesh pool fencing. Having the right tool for the right job makes installation go smoother. It also comes with a 16" long x 5/8" diameter drill bit, which is the recommended bit for this installation and is the correct length for the Pool Fence DIY Drill Guide, which is highly recommended.
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Drill Bits
Do you need the correct bit for your hammer drill (or an extra bit)?
Pool Fence DIY SDS-Plus Masonry Bit 5/8th Inch Diameter by 16 Inch Length (compatible with the Pool Fence DIY Rotary Hammer Drill)
Pool Fence DIY Standard (Smooth Shank) Masonry Bit 5/8th Inch Diameter by 16 Inch Length (for non-SDS compatible hammer drills)
$16.08 each
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How many Solar Lights do you want on your fence?
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This solar light uses a rechargeable AAA battery. It charges in the sun or shade, and has approximately an 8 hour run time. It was constructed to fit on 1″ pool fence posts. It features a bright white 3 lumens LED light. You can use this light to brighten your pool fence in the dark, designate the gate entrance, and add to aesthetics of your backyard.
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Do you want to add Omni-Hangers to your fence?
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This hanger will replace your existing pole cap.
Once replaced, the Omni-Hanger can be used to keep your safety equipment within close reach.
You can also hang your towels to dry.
You can keep all of the cleaning equipment and hoses organized and out of the way when the pool is in use.
The OMNI-Hanger comes in packs of two for your convenience.